The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-03-24

The 600 men at Cleveland, O., who
struck for a 10 per cent advance in pay at
the American Wire works were paid off
and discharged.
The following telegram was received by
Archbishop Corrigan from Cardinal Simeo-
nj, project OF the propaganda, in explana.
ton OF the recent telegram from the pope
to the parish OF st. Stephens, which created
such Joy among the adherents of DR.. Nc
Glynn: TIL true origin OF the b%enediction
given by the pope to the alumnus and the
faithful parish is this: The pope on the
occasion of his creation md coronation,
received innumerable kilograms and a re.
spence was given according to custom to
them all only in politeness and compli-
ment.
The illinois supreme court has decided
to hear the arguments on the motion for
a new trial for the Haymarket anarchists.
The motion will be argued orally, ten hours
being allowed to each Of the six attorneys.
Frederick of Iowa, who was a member OF
the last house and who was a candidate
for sergeant-at-arms OF the next house, has
to Leedom's strong backing. Everything
now points to a reelection of the present
officers OF the house.
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vania company, at Youngstown, Ohio, filed
a petition in court against Frank Vashall,
James Kerr, Pataick O'Brien, and eight
Others, charging that they were interfering
with the operation of the road, terrorizine
the new men whom the company had EN-.
ployed to operate their trains, and threat.
ening violence to employees and Off.
Gals. An injunction was issued by Judge
Johnston restraining the men named from
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or interfering with trains. The restraining
writs were served upon the men.
Louis Bieral was sentenced in New York
to five years in state prison for attempting
to kill Beattie, surveyor OF the post.
Samuel F. Besse was hanged at Plym.
outh, Mass. for numbering Richard N.
Lawton for his money.
Postottice change-Minnesota: Dover
center to Dover. Fourth class postmas
ters appointed-Iowa: Curlew, J. Christy
Ira, j. Crawford; Laddsdale, s. Squires
Sheldahl, P. D.. hatfield. Minnesota
Todvalg, I. j. Ophus, Wisconsin: Edmund,
F. Baker, Montana: Etchetah, R. J
Guise; Park City, c. D. Moore.
J. L, De Hart of Miles City and the d.
Hart Land and Cattle company, said il
an interview: l estimate that the losses
OF my company will average rs per cent ii
numbers and 10 per cent in dollars anG
cents. This is guess work OF course.
Mr.. Wilkinson, military correspondent
OF the Manchester (England) Guardian
as q Russian spy. He was released Afte
twelve hours imprisonment.
The private banking firm OF Mcclellan 4
Co., Of St. Johns, N. B., has suspended
temporarily in consequence OF the failur
OF the Maritime bank.
Hon. James G. Blaine has decided no
to make any 0 public speeches until hi
new book is published.
Emmons Blaine, another son Of tn
Blaine statesman, has followed his broth
er's example, and has entered journalism
Miss Ellen Stager, daughter OF the lat
Gen. Arson Stager, married Lord Arthu
Butler, brother Vi the marquis of Ormonde
in London. +
The president appointed Charlten n
Way OF Georgia consul general at st
Petersburg.
The circulation of standard silver dollar
is now IS, 214, $40, out OF a total coinag
of $256.471, CAT. The silver certificates i
circulate amount to $123, 900, 1872
which leaves SITS, 966, 745 net standar
silver dollars in the treasury. The gol
coin and bullion in the treasury, less $40,
Olo,O54 gOlQ certlncate6 IN clTculaUlOn
amounts to SITE, 274,795.
The late Mrs. Senator Beck was note,
for her great knowledge Of public ques
| tions.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ruth Rogers Har
mon, grandmother OF Mrs. Cleveland, wa
held at ChuIchville, N. Y. There wer
present the 1--we children Of Mrs. Harmon
including Mrs.. Oscar Folsom OF Washing
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